Grateful Grahams' Rachel DesRochers has organized A Grateful Plate to collectively celebrate and express our gratitude for Northern Kentucky's female farmers, producers and chefs.
Customers can pay it forward at Over-the-Rhine shop Park + Vine by pre-purchasing meals for those in need, specifically the homeless.
The African Professionals Network (APNET) hosts its fourth annual symposium Oct. 10 as it develops into Greater Cincinnati’s go-to organization for anything related to continental Africa.
MusicLi takes members of the acclaimed Cincinnati band Wussy on a flea market field trip to buy prizes for local musicians who sign up with the new music licensing platform during the MidPoint Music Festival.
AIA Cincinnati hosts a free program Sept. 22 to discuss The Missing 32% Project about why so many women leave the architecture profession and about workplace gender equity in general.
Dr. Benjamin Landis is using the tools he gained in UC's Biomedical Informatics Certificate Program to better analyze genetic data in pediatrics and to launch a new field of study at the medical school.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra opens its new season Sept. 25-27 with events centered around the edgy, dreamlike Symphonie Fantastique, a fitting accompaniment to its high-profile experiments on connecting with the community.
Urban agriculture, once a buzz-y idea for transforming vacant spaces, has taken root in cities across America. Cities and farmers are now thinking about how to make the movement sustainable year-round and long-term.
Hamilton is home to rap star Slim Jesus, whose controversial "Drill Time" video has over 1.5 million YouTube views. The Atlantic's CityLab says he's a product of Ohio's vanishing manufacturing sector and steady pro-firearms legislative march.
Martin J. Blank, President of the Institute for Educational Leadership, writes about Oyler School's role in the transformation of Lower Price Hill in a Huffington Post blog post titled "What Happens When a Crack House Becomes an Early Childhood Learning Center?"
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